Scheduling FAQ'sUpdated a year ago
Note: If a zone schedule is set up, it will override individual schedules.
Creating Schedules
- Individual Schedules: Each thermostat can have its own unique schedule. If you own four thermostats, you can create four separate schedules.
- Schedule Events: Each thermostat's weekly schedule can include up to 56 events, each defined by a specific time and temperature setting.
- Distribution Advice: To maximize efficiency, distribute the 56 events evenly across the week to avoid consuming all changes in a single day.
Scheduling via Thermostat
- App-Based Scheduling: Scheduling and programming are exclusively done through the Mysa app; direct scheduling on the thermostat is not possible.
- Manual Override: You can manually adjust the setpoint temperature via the thermostat's faceplate. This manual change temporarily overrides the scheduled setting until the next programmed event.
Handling Power or Internet Outages
- Power Outage: Mysa automatically reconnects and resumes all settings once power is restored, thanks to its ability to reset its internal clock.
- Internet Outage: The thermostat will follow the last programmed event. Remote control via phone is unavailable until the internet connection is re-established. Mysa will maintain the last set temperature until you can manually adjust it.
- Both Power and Internet Lost: Mysa attempts to reconnect. In the meantime, it will keep the temperature setting from before the outage until connectivity is restored.
Need help? Take a look at our Schedule troubleshooting article.